We Spent 24 hours in Walt Disney World - It's SO EXPENSIVE! 

I notice that Babbel has my native Irish Gaelic on there, so even though I’m Irish, I can travel to the Gaeltacht with ease, even though I can’t speak Irish fluently 🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪❤️❤️❤️

WAS THE AUTO STOP/START TURNED OFF? AC ON MAX

I STILL HAVE MY FIRST TEDDY BEN. IM A GROWN ADULT TOO BUT OUR TEDDIES GET SCARED IN NEW PLACES.

I wanna learn Welsh so when I travel to the UK, I can speak in my ancestors' language.

Whoever bought your teddy must have had a premonition that rainbows would feature in your life. I bought my daughter a teddy bear with tokens I had collected from the local shop when she was 2 and at the age of 39 it's still in her bed!

How fun! 😃

This was a few weeks ago, right after Memorial Day.

My son did, at 7 he said he didn't want cuddles from strange men in costumes...😅 Can't argue with that. 😊😊

you're an awesome mom

former DCP cast member: Every Paycheck Comes on FRiday

Heavy on the “cruise”! I haven’t been to Disney World in 27 years. I was going to take my godson but it got expensive and decided Royal Caribbean said Kids are free to sail so I am jumping on that wagon not on Icon (I wish 😂) but something more nicer.

Floral Astronaut!

Especially when you consider having a kitchen to offset breakfast, snacks etc! I’m impressed honestly.

YES! CRUISE IS GREAT FUN! UNLIMITED FOOD AND FUN! IF YOU GET TIRED YOU JUST GO TO YOUR ROOM AND CHILL. LOL

Do both :) -Disney World gets more reasonable at 5 days (the per day rate is much cheaper) -Early May (pre-memorial day) is a great time with low crowds (other than May 4th at Hollywood Studios) -Tack on a Disney Cruise out of Port Canaveral or Port Miami. Note: If you stay at a Disney Hotel, you can also get a transport to the ship (additional cost) -Look into DVC rental store (or other DVC rental stuff) as the DVC locations in Disney World are amazing, especially with a larger number of people. -Avoid all holidays (spring break, memorial day, christmas) and summer. Ask me how I know :)

@@TenkawaBC Just for a family of 3 adults going to WDW for just 4 days the park tickets are $1200. Add another $300 for Genie+ for each person for all 4 days, that’s $1500. Food for each person for 4 days, let’s be frugal and budget $100 for the whole group per day. That brings the total to $1900 so far. If we rent DVC points or stay off property cheap that’s at least $200 per night, so $2,700 total so far for 4 days in the parks. That’s about $225 per person per night. Most likely a lot more than that. 3 people can sail on the Sept 24-28, 2025 Halloween-themed 4-night sailing on the Disney Magic for that price.

Love a Disney Cruise … love the parks too 😊

In the overused words of Ben.. Living with the Land is ABSOLUTELY a pleasure and a joy, especially the behind the seeds tour. Can't disagree more with him here

Hard agree! I will not tolerate the slander against Living with the Land!!

My last trip (2019) I was the youngest person in the reservation. 73 years old and was in Disneyland 1955!!

It's become more of a "Disney Fixated Adult" park now. Not many people bringing children. Like in this video for instance.

@@REPORTEVERYLIBERALCOMMENTnot true at all. They went during a dead time. Those parks have been packed

It's absolutely ridiculous

​@jlpkbrb1086 must be just for the elite

​@@REPORTEVERYLIBERALCOMMENTnot school holidays during filming.

I grew up by Disneyland too - we used to have school field trips there!

I'm so sorry your husband is ill.

No, Disney not too long ago changes the cancellation policies for reservations. Making it a 2 hr prior policy instead of 24 hrs. This allows you to cancel dining closer to the reservation time if you plans change, which makes less people hoard tons of dining reservations like they used to. So the day of availability due to cancellation is much better than in past years.

(yes)....Disneyworld does have very low attendance currently.

Sounds miserable tbh 😂

My mother and father were born and lived in Florida thru their college years. This was way before Disney of Course. I first saw the Carousel of Progress in New York at the World's Fair. This may sounds nuts but imagine a child moaning about having to go to Disney World again because we have family friends visiting from out of state. I was that spoiled brat.

I do the same thing for long term airport parking!

I was only two when I was at the ‘64 Worlds Fair but I do have a pic in front of CofP!

My son got a Happy Birthday button when we went last month. He has never had so many “Happy Birthdays” wished to him in his life. Such a great day!

Park hopper tickets are much more, but worth it if only going for one day.

I'd love to look into this. Is there a link you can share? TIA

@@bethmauskopf9440 sure-- I wrote a reply, but it did not post. I don't know if it's auto-moderated because I tried to share a link. My apologies if it posts and this is repetitive. Anyway, if you Google "Magic Village Views Trademark Collection by Wyndham", it pops up at the top. We booked through AirBnB, though. I'm not sure how it works going directly vs that route, but the price was right, and our experience was just fine. We stayed in what is listed on the Wyndham site as a 4BR villa w/BBQ (no hot tub). It was 4BR/4.5BA. Two bedrooms had a king-sized bed each, and two bedrooms had two twin beds each (no bunk beds). The master bedroom (upstairs) had a large sitting area. All four bedrooms had an en suite bathroom; the king bedrooms each had a large shower in the bathroom, whereas the twin bedrooms each had a shower/tub combo. There was also a half bath off the kitchen near the laundry room, which had a full-sized washer and dryer. The kitchen had a ton of counter seating at the kitchen island (I want to say six seats) plus a table to the side, and the living area had a large sectional with an ottoman. For just two of us, it was WAY too much space, but for 8 it would be comfortable without feeling squishy. The two king bedrooms each had their own TV, but I don't remember if the twin bedrooms did or not. One of the king bedrooms was on the first floor off the living room, and the rest were upstairs. Oh, and we were allocated two parking spots out front.

what is link and the name of complex? thx

@@kiwisun529 I tried replying to the other person who replied to me, but my replies keep getting moderated or deleted somehow. Anyhow, it's Wyndham Magic Villa Views, and we had a 4-bedroom villa.